Purpose
Monitor and analyze tax and economic development issues and legislation and their impact on Oklahoma businesses.
2025 Policy Positions
- Support a mechanism for quantifying the economic impact of administrative
rules. - Ensure government does not use public funds to offer commercial services
directly competing against private industry. - Oppose redirection of fees and funds derived for specific purposes to general
revenue. - Enact laws that provide taxpayers and businesses certainty, predictability and
procedural fairness when interacting with the Oklahoma Tax Commission. - Support tax policy that encourages business growth and oppose tax policy that is
harmful to business. - Support legislation that would reform and modernize county assessors and
assessment procedures. - Support the production and preservation of affordable and workforce housing in
Oklahoma. - Support investment in the Progressing Rural Economic Prosperity (PREP) Fund.
- Maintain current standards for the annual administration of immunizations
required for daycare, school, and college in accordance with the Oklahoma State
Department of Health’s approved schedule. - Support efforts to increase the number of healthcare providers and services in
Oklahoma to reduce gaps throughout the system. - Protect, expand, and identify valuable economic development incentives and the
Incentive Evaluation Commission process. - Support development of Sustainable Aviation Fuel processing and production
systems and facilities. - Support the reinstatement of collection allowances for taxpayers collecting and
remitting sales taxes. - Support a reduction of the Oklahoma Tax Commission’s interest rate for
underpaid taxes to a more reasonable rate. - Support business protections and property owners’ rights regarding possession
of weapons. - Support policy protecting consumer data, while preserving a business’ ability to
innovate under a uniform standard among states on data practices. - Support an environment that both safeguards our fundamental rights and
catalyzes the innovation, development, and adoption of Artificial Intelligence
while encouraging a uniform standard.
Staff & Committee Contacts
Staff Chair:
Emily Crouch
Senior Vice President
Government Affairs
emily@okstatechamber.com
Committee Chair:
Katie Altshuler
Government and Community Relations Manager
Joining a Committee
State Chamber members are invited to join one or more of our committees and be a part of helping shape our policy agenda. Using the link below, you can fill out a committee application form.
About the State Chamber
What is the State Chamber?
Established in 1926, The State Chamber is a statewide membership organization. Our purpose is to be the unified voice of business and the most effective advocacy organization at the State Capitol. Every day, The State Chamber fights for Oklahoma’s future by defending the right of every business to thrive.
What is the State Chamber Research Foundation?
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General Contact Information
MAILING ADDRESS:
P O Box 53217 | Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3217
LOCATION:
330 NE 10th Street | Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Note: We cannot receive mail at our physical address, so please send all correspondence to the PO Box shown above
CONTACT:
(405) 235-3669 Phone | (405) 235-3670 Fax
Why become a member?
The State Chamber of Oklahoma is a powerful force in advancing policies that benefit Oklahoma and its business community. When you join the State Chamber, you gain a strong partner and advocate at the State Capitol.
Membership offers opportunities for networking with businesses and policymakers influencing issues affecting your company. In addition, the State Chamber is the only entity that advocates for companies across the entire state.